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Chakarnagar is a small town located in the Etawah district of Uttar Pradesh, India. It lies between the Chambal River and the Yamuna River and is renowned for its religious and natural attractions. The town is a significant tourist destination, known for its temples and the picturesque Panchnada, where five rivers meet.

Chakarnagar is situated at a latitude of 26.5741° N and a longitude of 79.0956° E, with an average elevation of 152 meters above sea level. The town is located in proximity to the confluence of five rivers: the Chambal, Yamuna, Sindh, Pahuj, and Kwari. This confluence, known as Panchnada, is a unique natural attraction offering scenic views and opportunities to spot aquatic species, including river dolphins.

Chakarnagar is home to several temples that attract devotees and tourists alike:

• **Siddha Baba Temple**: A revered pilgrimage site dedicated to Lord Shiva, visited during auspicious Hindu festivals.
• **Baba Siddhnath Temple**: Located in the village of Hanumantpur near Chakarnagar.
• **Pathouriya Mata Mandir** and **Kali Mata Temple**: Important local temples with historical and cultural value.

Panchnada is the meeting point of five rivers: Chambal, Yamuna, Sindh, Pahuj, and Kwari. It is located near Chakarnagar and forms an important ecosystem supporting diverse flora and fauna. The area is also significant for its scenic beauty and historical mentions in Indian folklore.

The town is governed by a Pradhan (village head), assisted by the village Sachiv (secretary). Chakarnagar also serves as an administrative block, comprising several villages, including Lakhanpur Ghar, Hanumantpur, Bachedi, and Piproli Gadhiya, Manpura.

Chakarnagar’s strategic location between two rivers and its cultural heritage make it a notable tourist destination in Uttar Pradesh. The temples, the Panchnada confluence, and nearby ghats attract visitors throughout the year.

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